“I shot this photo of Lily-Rose Depp at the Venice Film Festival. It’s taken on a 90 mil lens on a Leica SL2. I do say that the 90 is the lens I use to really get head shots and this to me has gotta be one of the favorite, my favorite head shots I’ve ever taken. It’s quite mad when you look into it, you see both her mum and her dad so clearly in her face and in her bone structure. It’s like you’ve literally taken half of them and put them together. And she looks so beautiful. This picture has had no retouch. She’s just, you know, of that age. I think she’s only like 17 when I took this photo and her skin was perfect. It’s side lit. I’ve got her standing next to a window and the light behind her is the glass door of the open balcony. So the light’s here and the glass door is behind her and so it’s reflecting the ocean that’s outside. I love the sort of tonal duality of side light. It’s just, I think, expressed really well in this image. It’s one of my favorite photos I’ve taken in the last few years.”